2 ms·

And that's on top of USB input delay (up to 40ms [1]) or Bluetooth 5.0 (20-100ms), plus your monitor (4ms+). [1] https://epub.uni-regensburg.de/40182/1/On_the_

• marginalia_nu 4y ago
  Yeah dude, if you're playing on a TV as well, one that doesn't have a way of disabling its postprocessing, you may be slapping another 250 ms on that.
• candiodari 4y ago
  It doesn't: the controller uses Wifi, not USB or Bluetooth. It communicates directly with the Stadia servers. It only has it's own internal lag + Wifi. https://stadiafever.com/why-does-the-stadia-controller-use-wi-fi/ https://stadiafever.com/why-does-the-stadia-controller-use-w... Note: if you want to give your Stadia controller a second life after the service shuts down, you can do that using USB. Reportedly rumble works on Steam and Xbox. Bluetooth does not work, even though there seems to be a lot of demand for that.
  • nightski 4y ago
    I've spent quite a bit on WiFi in my house and I can get almost gigabit speeds over 6e. But latency is terrible. I have no idea how they'd manage that.
    • acdha 4y ago
      If the latency is terrible, you might want to try disabling old devices or seeing if you have interference from another network - it’s normally a couple of milliseconds, maybe 4-7 if you’re using a mesh.
• 0xabe 4y ago
  Latency isn’t the only issue. Bandwidth is another. MetalJesusRocks has an interesting video[0] on it. [0] https://youtu.be/01ZTOyx-q7s https://youtu.be/01ZTOyx-q7s